A person who commits a crime, but because of "mental disease" did not understand when committing the crime that the actions committed were legally or morally wrong, can be found by a jury to be:

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A person who commits a crime but cannot be held legally responsible due to a mental disorder is legally defined as "not guilty by reason of insanity". Therefore, the best choice is C, "insane".

A Person Who Commits a Crime, but Because of "Mental